HeyJaredPaul Smith
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PAUL SMITH: What are the rules for NL's duck hunting season? (opens the original)
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Waterfowl season opens on Wednesday, Sept. 16. Take note that waterfowling now opens on Sept. 16, no matter what day of the week that date falls on. And the season will close on the last day of the year, Dec. 31, which also happens to be my birthday. So I can go duck hunting on my birthday if I want to. That gives us a season that is 107 days long, and that is deemed by the federal government to be the appropriate length of the season for conservation purposes. These regulations came into effect
PAUL SMITH: Blueberries run through it — time to hit the berry hills (opens the original)
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My love of the outdoors, and especially the hunting and fishing side of my passion, has certainly given me many and varied culinary options and opportunities. I have eaten so varied an array of fish and critters that I feel I could write a book on the subject. That said, even folks with less than a hardcore interest in exploring the woods and waters have likely participated in some late summer and autumn berry picking. We Newfoundland and Labradorians can pick all the berries we want for free. M
PAUL SMITH: Simple summer days, the cycle of life and memories of a chicken run (opens the original)
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Today, as I write this, is the smack-dab middle of August, the 15th. It’s that time of summer when you start to feel that quintessential essence of autumn in the morning and evening air. I mean that nip of coolness that strikes your cheeks and bare arms when you go outside before the sun rises or after it sets. The residual heat of summer is fading fast. I love Autumn, and I’m ready for it. I was outside before daylight yesterday morning to go cod fishing. The air felt nippy, crisp and fallish,
PAUL SMITH: So much fishing and so little time, 'slow down' (opens the original)
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This summer from a weather perspective is definitely turning out much differently than the past few summers. We have had a few hot days but on average the temperatures have averaged much cooler. Many people are commenting negatively and not overly pleased with how the gods are treating us. I’m OK with it. The rivers have decent flow rates and there have been hardly any forest fires. It’s all good, and we certainly have to learn to make the best of things. I mean we can plead with the gods for ho
PAUL SMITH: Bringing in some whoppers during an epic cod fishing trip (opens the original)
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I’ve always loved being on the ocean. I suppose it’s in my blood, embedded right into my DNA. All my ancestors on both sides of my family had a history in the fishing boat. By the time I was born, my dad was into construction work, but he had been a fisherman in his youth, and loved to talk about his experiences. My grandfather Smith died when Dad was just a kid. My father had to quit school when he was just 13 years old and try and help support the family. He ended up going to the Labrador to f
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